Toolbox for the traveling engineer

[mattkenny]

I travel a lot for work and currently use a plastic case from Bunnings to hold my tools. It's like a pelican case. I'd post a link but I'm too new here.

Any one else travel with tools a lot? I'm looking for something around the same weight and strength but with wheels in possible. A right pain lugging the 23kg case from the hire car drop off which never seen to have any trolleys nearby!

 

[ozbeachbabe]

You could get a Pelican 1510 case with wheels which is much better quality than lookalikes.

SO is a LAME and has a couple of these cases which we got in the US - purchased online and shipped it to our hotel in Boston.

I believe it was about USD150.00 and cost of shipping was either free or very minimal.

 

[TomVexille]

The guys I work with are supplied GT Line cases which have wheels. A bit like this one. Although if you could get a pelican for $150 USD I'd probably take that.

 

[Denali]

My husband uses one of these and its been around the world a couple of times. Not a pelican case so eventually the baggage handlers will do some damage to it.

https://www.bunnings.com.au/stanley-mobile-tool-chest-with-organisers_p5563108

Edit: Hubby just reminded me that he use to have a pelican case with a handle and wheels. Sold it eventually as it wasn't big enough and it weighed a bit
Similar: https://www.videoguys.com.au/Shop/p...pe1510b.html?gclid=CJmGs-buns4CFcaVGwodnL4KOQ